Glenn Dale News

Twelve Starbucks stores are slated for closure in Maryland. They include the following stores: 10640, Pikesville, 1433 Reisterstown Road, Pikesville 11516, Fairwood Green Village Center, 12530 Fairwood Parkway, ...

TVI Corp. said yesterday that preliminary results show that stockholders re-elected incumbent board members Todd Parchman and Richard Sullivan despite opposition from some shareholders, led by former chief ...

A Capitol Police officer is hospitalized with serious head trauma after being struck by a car last night at the 11400 block of Kedelston Road in Glenn Dale, Maryland.

Flying Whirligig Is Newest Aircraft A "FLYING WHIRLIGIG" combining the principles of the standard airplane, the autogiro, and the helicopter, is envisioned by a Glenn Dale, Md., inventor, just granted a patent.

Heat and humidity are in the forecast for the upcoming days in Prince George's County.

For the past five years, Dan Furmansky has served as the leading voice of Equality Maryland, the primary organization advocating for GLBT-equality in the state.

Two men were arrested Saturday for assaulting two other men at Pusser's Restaurant downtown, city police said.

“I thought this was the right verdict”

By Ruben Castaneda Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, May 20, 2008; Page B01 A Prince George's County jury yesterday convicted a 25-year-old man of viciously killing two elderly women in a Suitland flower ... via The Washington Post

By Ruben Castaneda About a minute after a call went out about a possible carjacking at a Suitland flower shop, Hugh Darden, then a Prince George's County police officer, arrived at the store and found a ... via The Washington Post

As Trial Opens, Defense Rebuts Claims of Physical Evidence in 2003 Homicides of Two Women COMMENT By Ruben Castaneda Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, May 15, 2008; Page B05 About a minute after a call ... via The Washington Post

Lanham homebuilder Derek A. McDaniels could lose his license after defaulting on numerous contracts and racking up a wealth of complaints from consumers and vendors in Prince George's and Charles counties. via Gazette.Net

“It is our plain duty to protect God's flock from error and to establish it in the truth.”

James Church celebrates 100 years of ministry * WORLD REPORT - ENGLAND: Archbishop of Canterbury lectures on 'Religious Faith and Human Rights' * WORLD REPORT - ITALY: Canterbury to meet with Pope, convene 7th ... via Worldwide Faith News

“With the C2A1 filter canister, we entered a new market with a new product and are now beginning to be rewarded for our efforts. We view the order as a prime example of our continued efforts to return TVI Corporation to profitable operations.”

TVI Corporation , an international supplier of military and civilian emergency first responder and first receiver products, personal protection products, quick-erect shelter systems and event shelter and ... via Freshnews

''Right now, I really like the fact that we have something to prove," said 31-year-old Louis H. Gilford Jr., president of The Banneker Group, which built this Old Hickory Steakhouse at the Gaylord National ... via Gazette.Net

“You have to carve out space to be reconnected with God and your inner self. And that helps you get reconnected to other human beings.”

COMMENT By Daniel de Vise The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland has elected its first African American bishop: the Rev. via The Washington Post

Glenn Dale Fire Department firefighters battle an abandoned house fire in Bowie on Saturday. via Gazette.Net

“I, Sonya and our family look forward to being among you as fellow travelers in this exciting journey.”

Maryland Episcopalians elected the Rev. Canon Eugene Taylor Sutton, canon pastor of the National Cathedral in Washington and an advocate of environmental causes, as the diocese's 14th bishop yesterday on a ... via The Baltimore Sun

Economic development, government accountability and candidate credibility were hot topics during this week's District 5 debate, the last before Tuesday's special primary election to fill the County Council seat ... via Gazette.Net

TVI Corp. reported a wider loss for the fourth quarter and year as it struggles to make a turnaround.

The Glenn Dale-based manufacturer of emergency shelters and personal protection products reported a net loss of $8.3 million, or 24 cents per share, compared with a loss of $470,000 or a penny per share, for the same period a year earlier. Revenue fell to $8.3 million from $11.1 million for the year-earlier period.

For the year ended Dec. 31, TVI posted a loss of $29.6 million, or 88 cents per share, compared with net income of $1.9 million or 6 cents per share during the prior year. Revenue rose 30 percent to $46.9 million from $36.2 million in 2006. Read more

TVI Corporation , an international supplier of first receiver and first responder products and provider of shelter and equipment rentals, will host its fourth-quarter and year-end 2007 conference call on ... via Earth Times